Category: Public Spaces
Discover Switzerland’s best public spaces, from parks and plazas to gardens and waterfronts. Find guides, tips, and must-visit spots for relaxation, recreation, and local culture.
Bridges
Discover Switzerland’s most iconic bridges, from historic landmarks to modern engineering marvels. Explore famous bridges, architectural wonders, and travel inspiration for your next adventure.
Squares
Popular public squares in Switzerland cities, usually with historical significance and many things to see and do.
Streets
Explore famous streets and vibrant neighborhoods around Switzerland. Find travel guides, tips, and stories about iconic avenues, historic lanes, and hidden local gems.
Welcome to Bahnhofstrasse, the crown jewel of Zurich! Known as one of the world's most exclusive shopping streets, this iconic destination is a must-visit for travelers and shopaholics alike. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and luxurious boutiques, Bahnhofstrasse offers a truly unforgettable experience. Stretching over 1.4 kilometers from Zurich's…
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The Kapellbrücke (literally, Chapel Bridge) is a covered wooden footbridge in Lucerne, Switzerland, that spans the Reuss River diagonally. The bridge, named after the nearby St. Peter's Chapel, is unusual in that it contains a number of interior paintings dating back to the 17th century, but several of them, along…
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L'horloge fleurie (Flower Clock) in Geneva is a unique attraction – it's a large clock made out of flower arrangement. It was built in 1955 in English Garden (Jardin Anglais) in Geneva as a tribute to long lasting tradition of watch making in Switzerland. Quick facts Name: L'horloge fleurie (Flower…
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The Münsterplattform Bern has many grassy areas and shady chestnut trees, making it a great place for a picnic, some playtime, and some R&R. This former churchyard is now a popular meeting area due to its stunning panorama over the Aare, the Alps, and the Bernese Matte neighborhood. Bernese of…
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Bundesplatz Bern (Parliament Square) was a depressing, automobile-filled parking area until 2003. The arrival of the vibrant vegetable, fruit, and flower market on Tuesdays and Saturdays, however, helped lift spirits (still held twice weekly). Between 2003 and 2004, the area underwent extensive renovations, clearing the way for a clear view…
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Mittlere Brucke – the bridge initially served local traffic, but by the 14th century, when the path across the Gotthard Pass became international, it had become a major Rhine crossing for long-distance trade.
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